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07/12/2008
Lakers forward Ronny Turiaf, a restricted free agent, got the big money he was seeking Thursday, about $17 million over 4 years. What remains to be determined is who will be paying him, the Golden State Warriors, who signed Turiaf to an offer sheet, or the Lakers, who have 7 days to match that offer. Lakers GM Mitch Kupchak had no comment upon receiving the paperwork.
07/11/2008
Lakers forward Ronny Turiaf, a restricted free agent, got the big money he was seeking Thursday, about $17 million over 4 years. What remains to be determined is who will be paying him, the Golden State Warriors, who signed Turiaf to an offer sheet, or the Lakers, who have 7 days to match that offer.
07/11/2008
Lakers forward Ronny Turiaf, a restricted free agent, expects to sign an offer sheet with the Golden State Warriors today, as stated by a league source with knowledge of the negotiations. It could be a 4 year deal for about $17 million.
07/10/2008
Lakers forward Ronny Turiaf, a restricted free agent, expects to sign an offer sheet with the Golden State Warriors today, as stated by a league source with knowledge of the negotiations.
07/03/2008
The Lakers continue to wait for Sasha Vujacic and Ronny Turiaf, however they have fall back plans in case their restricted free agents do not re-sign with them. The Lakers have talked with representatives of Boston small forward James Posey and veteran San Antonio sharpshooter Brent Barry to gauge the free agents' interest.
07/01/2008
The Lakers are well over the salary cap and cannot sign any big names on other teams, so they hope to retain 2 of their own players, Sasha Vujacic and Ronny Turiaf. Both are restricted free agents, meaning the Lakers can match any offer sheet they sign with another team.
07/01/2008
The LA Lakers have given qualifying offers to restricted free agents Sasha Vujacic and Ronny Turiaf. GM Mitch Kupchak said the moves Monday. The Lakers, beaten by Boston in 6 games in the NBA finals, expect to remain essentially intact for next season.
10/27/2007
Ronny Turiaf and Andrew Bynum each scored 18 points to lead the LA Lakers past the Kings 101-97 Friday in the team's final preseason game. Turiaf, who was 5 of 7 from the field, had 8 rebounds, whilst Bynum, who was 7 of 10 from the field, had seven.
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